UKTiE Brexit News & Views Updates – Issue no.2

UKTiE Brexit ‘news and views’, which aims to provide you with the key headlines for the week ahead in relation to Brexit, Brussels and transport, in the time it takes to drink a cup of coffee. We hope this news, analysis and advice will help you manage your Brexit strategy. UKTiE Brexit or 360° members can ask for more information if you wish to explore behind the headlines or require some bespoke analysis. 1. Barnier warns UK that Article 50…

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UKTiE Brexit News & Views Updates – Issue no.1

UKTiE Brexit ‘news and views’, which aims to provide you with the key headlines for the week ahead in relation to Brexit, Brussels and transport, in the time it takes to drink a cup of coffee. We hope this news, analysis and advice will help you manage your Brexit strategy. UKTiE Brexit or 360° members can ask for more information if you wish to explore behind the headlines or require some bespoke analysis. 1. EU Brexit negotiators meet this week…

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Slovak Presidency priorities discussed in committee

Ongoing revision of aviation safety rules and preparing EU positions for the next ICAO and IMO meetings, will be the Presidency priorities, Transport, Construction and Regional Development Minister Roman Brecely told the Transport Committee on 12 July. He also stressed the need to boost take-up of electric vehicles and cycling. MEPs asked the minister about the effects of minimum wages in Germany and France on the transport single market, initiatives for road transport and decarbonisation, ensuring EU funding for transport…

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Dutch Presidency priorities discussed in committee

The competitiveness of the EU aviation sector is a priority and progress on Single European Sky is urgently needed, Minister for Infrastructure and Environment Melanie Schulz Van Haegen told the Transport and Tourism Committee on 25 January. The Presidency also hopes to reach agreement on the “market pillar” files of the 4th Railway Package with Parliament “before Easter” and is ready to negotiate ports proposal with it as soon as Parliament is ready. The Presidency will focus on innovation as…

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Council of the EU sets its work programme for the next 18 months

Growth, jobs, freedom, security, justice, energy union and a stronger EU in the world – these are the top priorities for the Council of the European Union over the next 18 months. These priorities were agreed by the three upcoming presidencies of the Council: the Netherlands, Slovakia and Malta, the so-called ‘trio’. The trio sets long-term goals and prepares a common agenda for the Council for the next 18 months. Covering the period between January 2016 and June 2017, the…

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The Netherlands takes over Presidency of the Council

The Netherlands Presidency will focus on the following priorities: 1. a comprehensive approach to migration and international security; 2. Europe as an innovator and job creator; 3. sound, future-proof European finances and a robust eurozone; 4. forward-looking policy on climate and energy. Source: Dutch Presidency of the Council

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UKTiE 5th Annual Transport Policy Forum

EU Transport Priorities for the next five years: a fresh start? UK Transport in Europe  5th Annual Transport Policy Forum Tuesday 4th – Wednesday 5th of November 2014 European Parliament, Brussels As a unique portal for UK transport interests in the EU, the 5th Annual UKTiE Transport Policy Forum brings together key UK stakeholders and EU policy makers for an intense 2 day debate on the future of European transport in the next five years. Be part of the conversation and be sure…

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Parliament supports life-saving eCall system in cars

Emergency call devices that automatically alert rescue services to car crashes must be fitted to all new models of cars and light vans in the EU by October 2015, said MEPs on Wednesday in a vote on draft legislation setting up the eCall system. Road accidents across the EU caused 28 000 deaths and left 1.5 million injured in 2012. Source: European Commission

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Leading UK organisations discuss EU transport priorities for 2014 and beyond

 UK Transport in Europe 4th Annual Transport Policy Forum 3-4 December 2013, European Parliament, Brussels The annual UKTiE European Transport Policy Forum focused on the future of the UK and EU transport industry in light of the upcoming European elections and the appointment of a new European Commission. High level speakers and leading UK Transport companies and organisations came together to discuss key themes for the sector, contributing to the resounding success of this years’ Forum, hosted by Mrs Jacqueline…

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